Episode 123: We Moved the Needle: Better FASD Information for Ontario Educators Health
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Episode 123: We Moved the Needle: Better FASD Information for Ontario Educators Health
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A timely conversation led Angela Geddes to discover that a widely used Ontario special-education textbook contained outdated information about FASD.
In this episode of Kitchen Table Conversations, Angela shares how a fast, collaborative effort with the textbook’s authors, expert reviewers and people with living experience resulted in a new multi-page FASD contribution in the ninth edition. She explores why accurate, brain-based information matters for educators, students and families; what practical classroom supports can change outcomes; and why this meaningful step is only the beginning.
Angela also introduces Not Your Typical Teaching Guide and her professional-development supports for educators.
Recommended Resources:
- Special Education in Ontario Schools, 9th Edition — including Key Facts About Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
- Not Your Typical Teaching Guide
- FASD Ontario Network of Expertise
Please share this episode with a teacher, educational assistant, principal, school board leader, or anyone in your community who would benefit from a more current and compassionate understanding of FASD.